I. In each sentence circle the verbs and underline the nouns:
1. The cat eats his treat.
2. Your mother finished early.
3. The children were listening to the story.
4. Dad climbed the stairs quickly.
5. Mark and Erik walk to the park.
II. Underline the Adverbs:
1. He drives carefully.
2. She finished the test quickly.
3. He spoke loudly in the meeting.
4. They worked hard.
5. She easily solved the puzzle.
III. Underline the Adjective in the following sentences:
1. Lotus is a beautiful flower.
2. The teacher told us an interesting story.
3. Mumbai is a large city.
4. The elephant has a long trunk.
5. Ravi is an honest boy.
Answer (1)
Let's work through each part of the question step-by-step.
I. In each sentence circle the verbs and underline the nouns:
The cat eats his treat.
Nouns: The cat, treat
Verb: eats
Your mother finished early.
Nouns: mother
Verb: finished
The children were listening to the story.
Nouns: children, story
Verb: were listening
Dad climbed the stairs quickly.
Nouns: Dad, stairs
Verb: climbed
Mark and Erik walk to the park.
Nouns: Mark, Erik, park
Verb: walk
II. Underline the Adverbs:
He drives carefully.
Adverb: carefully
She finished the test quickly.
Adverb: quickly
He spoke loudly in the meeting.
Adverb: loudly
They worked hard.
Adverb: hard
She easily solved the puzzle.
Adverb: easily
III. Underline the Adjective in the following sentences:
Lotus is a beautiful flower.
Adjective: beautiful
The teacher told us an interesting story.
Adjective: interesting
Mumbai is a large city.
Adjective: large
The elephant has a long trunk.
Adjective: long
Ravi is an honest boy.
Adjective: honest
By following these steps, you can identify the nouns, verbs, adverbs, and adjectives in the sentences. Understanding these parts of speech can help in analyzing and constructing sentences effectively.
